Nice one, you make it look really easy!

This is pretty basic CC stuff, Symbol not defined means it tried linking to the library and couldn't find it, it's the .a or .lib file, it should go into the lib folder or in your working folder and you tell the compiler to use the library via the -L (library path if it's in a non standard folder) a...

I think it's because of the lack of float precision (but I get this even with floats on 3DS :? ). The only way I know how to fix it, is to use vector lookups (indices), ie use the same exact vectors that the surrounding faces use. But it could be the emulator being over precise, try a different rend...

level geometry: #Quads = if you're using like a doom style (texture brush I think it's called, ie BSP), where the texture (TIM) is the tile(wall/floor), everything is easier (level, coding) and faster and if enabled, can do auto division (into tris, to stop texture warping) when the camera gets clos...

Welcome Chris!!!
... you are a brave man!
Good work... thanks for sharing!

Yes, 16bit TIM's are very easy to create!

I thought 16bit tims don't have CLUT's? I did 4bit clut generation and clut swapping.. via brute forcing it.. Saving a single image (different colours in a clut) and timtool that image (move it to the display buffer.. not needed) and clut (keep it safe), then in code you just swap between cluts. I'm...

Not sure what you mean by 'TIM editor'. If you want to create TIM's in PS1 RAM dynamically, you can, the 16bit format was the easiest for me anyway :roll: I was thinking I could just have an array of colors in my project, and somehow tell a textured primitive to take that data and use it. Is this po...

Xavi92 wrote: ↑December 16th, 2018, 8:12 pm Why not use a simple bidirectional communications protocol

Yes, that's what SioFS is, a PSX side client with mcomms as the PC side server.

@LameGuy64 thanks for the info and sample!

I'm not the best C coder, but isn't do while(1); an infinite loop?

my 2cents: Anything that requires old hardware is counter productive, even if it's faster. Accessibility is more important then usability etc. Net Yaroze comms cable, PS link cable, AR/Xplorer, old ISA/PCI slots & cards, and physical parallel and serial ports just make it harder. Anything that i...

Interesting info, thanks! Would you happen to have an example of a batch loading script? I didn't see any references to it in the docs. Also, so I understand correctly SioFS: is a PS1 sdk that turns the PC into a drive mcomms: is the PC server to SioFS LITELOAD: is a standalone serial loader But lit...

Just watched your Psn00b video! Pretty impressive man! :clap That's damn amazing! I actually got a question regarding the loader mcomms .... Is a 400KB executable that common? I know it is when you "Combine" assets and exe together. With the Net Yaroze you loaded your assets first and last...

rama3 wrote: ↑December 5th, 2018, 11:13 pm Are the pads comparable to the originals?

looks like they used a lot of the original moulding design:
[BBvideo=560,315]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05wWZ9Wvgsk[/BBvideo]

I was hoping it would work too for the same reason.. but I didn't by it just for PC controllers... it's convenient. I asked on reddit :roll: here , some win10 users say it works. And I paid more then the 150AUD on just RR-T4, Tekken 2 and Dest. derby 2 in 1998-99, which I don't have anymore :roll: B...

Anyone else picked one up? Very nostalgic! 8-) https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DtmeiotUUAEN5uK.jpg But shame the USB controllers don't work on my Linux PC, 'unable to enumerate USB device' :roll: https://www.reddit.com/r/PlaystationClassic/comments/a383y3/do_the_usb_controllers_work_on_pc/ [BBvideo=560,...

The copyrights have expired. It's classified as 'abandonware' now. Sony doesn't care about it because it doesn't make them any money. The SDK is very obsolete by their standards. That's not legal advice.. is it? lol Where is Sony's or SN System's notice of 'adandonware'? Saying a company hasn't act...

I use siocons in wine, it works for me.
It also works in win32, ie winXP

Oh goodie you are trying again :) Ha, it's more complicated. I can't find a full 2000-2010 repo cygwin Might be easier getting a linux repo with a windows cross compiler and using that, but last time I tried: I've downloaded RH 6 (from 2000). See if it was/is that easy, except siocons is pure dos h...

Okay, so this will be my last go at this :lol: The "newest" mipsel-ecoff supported gcc was gcc-core-3.3.6 from 2005-05-03 I'm not sure where I got 3.3.6 from? https://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/gcc-3.3/ states: Obsolete Systems MIPS: Generic ECOFF, mips*-*-ecoff* I should have used GCC 3.2.3...